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Região de Leiria procura novos projetos para a indústria da Defesa e Segurança

The Leiria region was selected by the European Commission to host the national edition of the EUDIS Defence Hackathon, through Startup Leiria. The event aims to promote the development of projects in the field of dual-use technologies — civilian and military — in the Defence and Security sector, with registrations open for interested participants.

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